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Under or below is used if one thing is lower
than another:
The garage is below / uniler the worLeshop.
Under is the opposite of ouer:
There's a beautiful old chair under that rug.
Below is the opposite of aboue:
The beach is belout the hotel.
Below is used in documents:
Please don't write below the line.
Along andtlwough
Along is used for something which follows
a line:
We strolled along the riuerbank at dusle.
There were cheering uowds along the route of
the procession.
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Through means from one side of something
to the other side of it:
The motorwey pesses through Birmingham.
I struggled through the crowd to reach a
telephone.
We could see the sea th.rough the trees.
through
By andbesiile
By can be used in the same way as beside,
meaning'next to':
... a security man standingby /besid.e the door
of the bank ..,
I'd loue to liue by / besiile a lalee.
Between and antong
Between is used when we talk about two
places, things or people:
The dictionary is between the grammar boole
and the atlas.
... the motorway between London and Oxford ...
Among is used to identify something as part
of a group:
Is there a dictionary somewhere a.rnong
these booles?
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